Voltage

1. Fill in the blanks on the current-electricity-notes
2. With a partner, complete the voltage-in-series-and-parallel-circuits-lab

Intro to Currents

1. With your group, complete the pop-can-race challenge.
2. Read dangers-and-uses-of-static-electricty and complete the questions following it.

Static Electricity

1. Follow along with the static-electricity-notes.
2. Complete both static-charges-labs using the materials provided.

COL with Mr. Robinson

Chemistry Test Day

1. Complete the chemistry-test.
2. When you are done your test, please go to http://interactivesites.weebly.com/electricity-and-energy.html  and use any of the interactive sites shown. Please turn off your volume before you start so as not to disturb students still writing the test.

Have a wonderful Thanksgiving weekend – be thankful for no homework!

Review Day!

1. Complete the chemistry-test-review-questions in prepartation for tomorrorw.
2. Assess your homework completion using the chem-homework sheet. Hand in this sheet with your paper sheets and email me one email with multiple attachments for the remainder.
3. If time permits, try the jeopardy-atomic-structure game with a few friends.

Study for your Chemistry Test tomorrow.

Have your Chemistry Homework package ready to hand in tomorrow.

Atom Detective Presentations

During the presentations, take notes on the validity and limitations of each atomic model presented. Note the appearance of the atom. At the end of the class you will draw a timeline with all 5 scientists and their models. Include the following:

–        label each Scientist in order of their discoveries

–        draw their atom

–        state the validity of this model (as briefly as possible)

–        State the limitation of this model (as briefly as possible)

1. Continuing working on your  The Atom Detective presentation for tomorrow.

2. On Friday, you will have a Chemistry Test and you will hand in your package of Chemistry Homework              (chem-homework)

The Atom Detectives

http://www.rsc.org/learn-chemistry/resource/res00001332/the-atom-detectives

1.        Read Scientist worksheet and complete the questions included.

2.       Create a model of the atom as understood by your scientist.

3.       How valid is the model or analogy?

4.       What are its limitations?

5.       Group presentations in an upcoming class (3 – 5 min presentations). Present model of atom and explain the validity and limitations of the model as if you were on an episode of, The Atom Detectives